Radioactive radon inhalation is a leading cause of lung cancer and underlies an ongoing
public health crisis. Radon exposure prevention strategies typically begin by informing …

Radioactive radon gas inhalation causes lung cancer, and public health strategies have
responded by promoting testing and exposure reduction by individuals. However, a better …

Risk communication on the health effects of radon encounters many challenges and
requires a variety of risk communication strategies and approaches. The concern over radon …

Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after cigarette smoking, and research on
individual risk perception of radon is crucial to prevent its health effects. In this work, we …

Radon causes approximately 21,000 deaths annually from lung cancer, making it the
second most important cause of lung cancer after smoking. However, the extent of public …

Radon exposure is the second leading risk factor for lung cancer among smokers and the
leading risk factor among non‐smokers. Radon concentrated in lower levels of …

Exposure to radon is a leading cause of lung cancer worldwide. However, few test their
homes for radon. There is a need to increase access to radon testing and decrease radon …

While numerous health education campaigns have been carried out to alert the public to
radon's potential dangers and to encourage testing and mitigation, there has been little …

Background Radon is a high impact environmental pollutant and is the second leading
cause of lung cancer in Canada. Building design, extended winter, and geographical …

Purpose: Radiation risk communication is a critical component of radiation protection and
the public's understanding of radiation risks and benefits. Risk communication becomes …